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The availability of Urgos clock movements is limited to only those that have three weights. These three weight floor clock movements are the only ones still in production. In other words, the rest of these units are obsolete and no longer available new. If you find yourself in this situation, there might be some hope. The use of a Hermle… View Product

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Only the three weight clock movements are currently being made. However, not all of them because some are now obsolete. Assuming we are working with a three weight movement in this section and not a two weight unit or spring driven. The two weight units are in another section and we call them the UW7/ series. Same with the spring… View Product

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Urgos UW7/ series clock movement is a two weight small floor clock movement. These units were very popular in the 1960s and 1970’s. That alone puts it over the life expectancy of being a 25 year movement by far and needs a new replacement. If the movement is giving issues on top of this fact it is definitely time to… View Product

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Urgos UW6/ series clock movement had a mass production in the 1950’s through the 1970’s. It was a popular unit for shelf clocks and wall clock applications because it was compact and ran a short pendulum. The spring driven Westminster movement runs for eight days on a single wind up. It chimes either Westminster only or three songs with triple… View Product

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Urgos Clock Movement units have identifications on the back plate of the unit itself. These movements are available new in only the floor clock models such as grandmother and grandfather clocks. This is the more involved way of getting to the correct new unit and takes some figuring out. The other way is just by the movement numbers and is… View Product